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CinBistro at Solaris in Vail invites film fans 21 and older on a trip to Tinsel Town starting at 3 p.m. After walking down the red carpet and having their Hollywood-style photos taken - to be presented as gifts in customized picture frames - there will be a cocktail reception in the lobby featuring a raw seafood bar, canaps and other treats. Each guest receives three drink tickets for wine, beer or champagne. The live broadcast of the awards starts at 6 p.m. and guests can enjoy selections from executive chef Phil Barradell's full service in-theater dining menu during the ceremony. Tickets are $49 and can be purchased at CinBistro's concierge desk.

Cody Wayne returns to the High Country with his traveling act, which features Wayne playing a three-hour set of "American-style music" while a local artist paints a live piece onstage. Wayne performs Feb. 22 at the Fairplay Hotel and Feb. 23 at McCall's Park Bar in Fairplay. For info or to get involved, visit www.facebook.com/CodyWayneLive.

There is still time to sign kids up for the Winter Vacation Sensation during Summit School District's winter break. The state-licensed program includes field trips, art projects, games and outdoor play. Slots are open Feb. 25-March 1 and April 15-19 for children ages 5-12. It's $40/day for Frisco residents and $45/day for nonresidents. The camp runs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with drop-off from 8-8:45 a.m. and pick-up from 4:30-5 p.m. at the Community Center on 3rd Avenue in downtown Frisco. There is no early drop-off or late pick-up option. Space is limited and pre-registration is required.

The call for entries is open for the 33rd annual Breckenridge Festival of Film, taking place Sept. 19-22. Independent filmmakers are invited to submit their productions for selection. The deadline is May 3. Use www.withoutabox.com (WAB) or www.breckfilmfest.com for submissions. Volunteers are also sought to help determine what films will be shown at the Breckenridge Festival of Film. The review process runs through June 19 and reviews need to entered at www.breckfilmfest.com, not on the WAB website. For more info, contact Dianna at breckfilmfest@gmail.com and specify what category you are interested in: drama, short drama, comedy, short comedy, documentary and spiritual.

The Snowball festival, headlined by Pretty Lights, STS9 and Big Gigantic, returns to Winter Park for a third year March 8-10. The lineup also includes Portugal. The Man, Rubblebucket, Robert Randolph & The Family Band, Tumbleweed Wanderers and Kendrick Lamar. The weekend getaway includes music, winter sports, aprs ski and after parties. Tickets are on sale now at www.SnowBallMusicFestival.com; the first two years sold out in advance.

Kohl's Cares is accepting nominations through March 15 for its 2013 scholarship program. The program recognizes kids ages 6-18 who have made a positive impact on their communities. Prizes range from $50 Kohl's gift cards to $1,000 regional scholarships and $10,000 national scholarships for higher education. Visit www.kohlskids.com.

The Backstage Theatre in Breckenridge is soliciting headshots and resumes for its summer 2013 shows, "Avenue Q," "Charlotte's Web" and "The 39 Steps." All positions are paid. Performances take place at the Breckenridge Theatre and rehearsals are conducted in Denver. Send headshots and resumes to artistic_director@hotmail.com. Video auditions also will be accepted. Some roles are already cast. Call (970) 453-0199 for more info, or visit www.backstagetheatre.org.

The search is on for outstanding senior volunteers. Sponsored by Home Instead Senior Care, the Salute to Senior Service program recognizes senior volunteers for the contributions they make in local communities. Friends, co-workers, family members and nonprofit organizations are encouraged to nominate deserving seniors for possible state and national honors. Nominations will be accepted through March 31. Each state's winners receive $500 and one national winner receives $5,000 to donate to the winners' charities of choice.